Mal Crawford

SPASA Queensland Member QBCC Licensed Pool Inspector

Your Inspector

QLD Licensed Pool Safety Inspector

Helping local homeowners, landlords and agents get pool compliance sorted quickly, clearly and without stress.

  • QBCC licensed inspector
  • Pool safety certificates
  • Pool fence inspections
  • Form 23 support
  • Repair advice
  • Gold Coast local service
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Choose a time that suits you and your booking will go straight to your local inspector.

Pool Safety Inspection Pricing

Clear upfront Gold Coast pool safety inspection cost and certificate fees.

Pool Safety Inspection Residential & commercial pools or spas $95.00
Pool Safety Certificate (QLD Form 23) Covers Govt issuing fees charged by QBCC $67.30
Re-inspection (only if required): $95.00

If your barrier needs changes, your inspector will explain the issue clearly and help you understand the simplest practical way to move forward.

Gold Coast Pool Safety Inspector

Licensed, insured and qualified to carry out minor repairs where suitable to help you attain your Pool Safety Certificate.

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Pool Safety Inspections & Certificates Across the Gold Coast

Mal is a licensed pool safety inspector helping Gold Coast homeowners get their pool sorted, whether you're selling, leasing, or just due for your Form 23 renewal. He'll check your barrier on site, talk you through anything that needs a fix in plain English, and get your certificate issued as soon as it's compliant.

What is a Pool Safety Certificate (Form 23)?

It's the official document that confirms your pool barrier meets Queensland's safety standard. You'll need one to sell or lease a property with a pool, and once issued it's valid for two years, or one year if it's a shared pool like in a unit complex.

What happens during the inspection?

Mal walks your fence, gates and pool area and checks the basics, gate latches, fence height, gaps, anything nearby a kid could climb. Most pools pass with just a tweak or two. If something needs sorting, you'll get a simple list and a quick re-check once it's done.

Selling with a pool? Here's what you need.

Under Queensland's seller disclosure rules, your pool safety certificate (or a Form 36 if you don't have one yet) needs to be attached to your Form 2 Disclosure Statement before you sign a contract. Booking your inspection early means it's one less thing to chase once an offer comes in.

Renting out a property?

A current pool safety certificate needs to be in place before a new lease starts. If yours has lapsed or you're not sure when it expires, Mal can check the register and book you in.

Servicing Coomera, Upper Coomera, Pimpama, Pacific Pines, Hope Island, Helensvale, Southport, Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach, Mermaid Beach, Burleigh Heads, Robina, Palm Beach, Coolangatta and surrounding Gold Coast suburbs.